Before us is a classic example of American Colonial style, specifically its Cape Cod subtype. This two-story house with white wooden siding demonstrates impeccable adherence to tradition. Particularly expressive are the three gabled dormer windows on the pitched roof, creating a characteristic rhythmic pattern. The roof is covered with dark asphalt shingles, creating a pleasant contrast with the white walls.
The facade features a symmetrical composition — the central entrance with a small canopy is surrounded by evenly spaced windows. The green shutters on the windows not only serve as a decorative element but also emphasize the classical character of the building. Special attention should be paid to the well-thought-out landscaping — neatly trimmed shrubs along the facade and bright flowering plants create a cozy atmosphere and "frame" the architectural composition.
When designing your own house, several techniques can be noted: contrasting color combinations (white walls and dark roof), the use of shutters as an element emphasizing style, symmetrical window placement, and the even rhythm of gabled windows on the roof. Attention should also be paid to landscape design, which should harmonize with the architecture of the building.